Author: Tord Romstad
Date: 06:40:40 09/23/99
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On September 23, 1999 at 04:05:16, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On September 22, 1999 at 13:27:40, Tord Romstad wrote: > >>>I can see no hint that this 2.50 is a broken version. >> >>Have you ever heard of piece of "pre-alpha" software which is not broken? >> >>Tord > >Some people don't want to understand. this is typical german (imo) too. >Germans die behind red traffic-lights because "nobody has told them" that >the traffic light is broken, and they have to follow the signal. >Since red means: stop - they wait until they have died. Thanks for the explanation! To keep this posting on-topic, I have a couple of questions and requests concerning the next version of CSTal. I very much miss some of the features from the DOS version, especially the possibility of modifying the style of play, creating new opening books and playing blindfold games. Is there any hope that these features will be included in CSTal III? Is the style file on the Oxford Softworks your most recent style, or do you have a newer and better style? If yes, could you please mail me your newest style file (or better yet, convince Chris to put it on the Web site)? I would also like to express my hope that Mikhail Tal will no longer be described as a "Russian world champion" or "Russian grandmaster" in the next version. Tal was not a Russian! (Use "Soviet grandmaster" or "Latvian grandmaster", please!) Tord
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